Science and Human BehaviorFree Press, 1953 - 461 Seiten A detailed study of scientific theories of human nature and the possible ways in which human behavior can be predicted and controlled. |
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... positive reinforcer for practical purposes . What is removed is , more precisely , a conditioned positive reinforcer - a discriminative stimulus or , in other words , the occasion for successful action . There are several subtle ...
... positive reinforcer for practical purposes . What is removed is , more precisely , a conditioned positive reinforcer - a discriminative stimulus or , in other words , the occasion for successful action . There are several subtle ...
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... positive reinforcement . We use this method when we control a tendency toward emotional display by reinforcing stoical behavior . This is very different from punishing emotional behavior , even though the latter also provides for the ...
... positive reinforcement . We use this method when we control a tendency toward emotional display by reinforcing stoical behavior . This is very different from punishing emotional behavior , even though the latter also provides for the ...
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... positive inducements of Heaven or the present satisfactions of the good life . Since governmental agencies have been particularly committed to the use of punishment , the change to other forms of control has been especially slow ...
... positive inducements of Heaven or the present satisfactions of the good life . Since governmental agencies have been particularly committed to the use of punishment , the change to other forms of control has been especially slow ...
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